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“National Security Department: Express data has become a “rich mine” coveted by overseas espionage agencies”

2026-09-06 08:00 Cybersecurity 🔥 44.2 heat score
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The National Security Department uncovered a case of attempting to steal data from domestic courier companies and promptly blocked the channels through which the data was leaked. Courier data, containing delivery tracking information, item attributes, and manifest details, can be used by foreign espionage agencies for identifying individuals, targeting specific targets, or engaging in strategic intelligence activities such as monitoring economic operations. In recent years, relevant national departments have strengthened data security by enacting regulations such as the Interim Regulations on Courier Services, implementing measures from minimum necessary data collection to encrypted electronic storage. Courier companies must establish and improve security protection systems, fulfill their responsibilities, and sign confidentiality agreements with employees; users should promptly remove personal information from manifests after receiving or delivering parcels and prefer public pickup points. If any suspicious activities that may endanger national security are detected, reports can be made to the National Security Authorities via the 12339 hotline, online reporting platforms, or WeChat official accounts.

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“National Security Department: Express data has become a “rich mine” coveted by overseas espionage agencies”

The National Security Department uncovered a case of attempting to steal data from domestic courier companies, promptly blocking the channels through which the data was leaked. Courier data, containing delivery tracking information, item attributes, and manifest details, can be used by foreign espionage agencies for profiling individuals, targeting specific targets, or engaging in strategic intelligence activities such as monitoring economic operations. In recent years, relevant national departments have implemented regulations such as the “Interim Regulations on Courier Services” to strengthen data security measures, including collecting only necessary information from manifests and storing data in encrypted format. Courier companies must establish and improve safety protection systems, fulfill their responsibilities, and sign confidentiality agreements with employees; users should promptly remove personal information from manifests after receiving or delivering parcels and prefer public collection points. If any suspicious activities that may endanger national security are discovered, reports can be made to the National Security Agency via the 12339 hotline, online reporting platforms, or WeChat official accounts.